As Dickens said in A Tale of Two Cities: "Every human creature is constituted to be that profound secret and mystery to every other".
A wonderful fact to reflect upon, that every human creature is constituted to be that profound secret and mystery to every other.
"A wonderful fact to reflect upon," Dickens writes, famously, in A Tale of Two Cities, "that every human creature is constituted to be that profound secret and mystery to every other".
Feminist empiricist explorations of how norms of inquiry should be constituted to enhance objectivity are also discussed below.
In total, 643 genes were found to be present, constituting the pan-genome of Blattabacterium sp. (fig. 2), whereas the core genome common to all three organisms consists of 571 genes (88.8% of all genes).
In-service training was found to be inadequate, which constituted to another obstacle in improving the coverage and quality of postnatal care.
Out of the 60 health posts, 15 (25.0%) were found to be technically efficient constituting the best practice frontier.
Because concepts are the elements from which theories are constituted, it is possible to contribute much to our understanding of sociological theory and theory change by concentrating on concepts.
A panel of 40 physicians was constituted and was asked to classify each disease as having (i) no impact on DS, (ii) an impact on DS if it occurred recently (during the previous two years only), or (iii) an impact for lifetime occurrence.
The similarity is then obtained by taking vector pairs, each pair being constituted by the vector candidate to be assigned to a cluster and the vector representing the average of each cluster previously created.
